Sentence examples for dubious mores from inspiring English sources

With The Great Exhibition (1972) and Knuckle, (1974) Hare established himself as a talented playwright and a vigorous critic of the dubious mores of British public life.

Dubious parenting: More like absent parenting.

And second, as a result, some were being involved in more and more dubious scenarios.

As the hits slowed down, but Petrus' ambition didn't, he began borrowing money from more and more dubious sources.

Meanwhile, he expected to see "more Chinese take over more dubious concessions".

The more they looked into it, the more dubious it appeared to be.

Just the opposite: the more often an established prize goes to a dubious candidate the more valued it becomes.

There are even more extreme occurrences, in betting terms at least, although they are rather more dubious.

Democrats are more dubious.

Rob Priffer, of Toronto, seemed even more dubious.

That looks more dubious now.